“Taiwan on High Alert: Armed Forces Intercept 10 Chinese Planes and 5 Ships in Unprecedented Show of Strength”
Taiwan’s Armed Forces intercept 10 Chinese planes and 5 ships near the island in one day. Taiwan’s air force and surveillance forces respond swiftly.
“Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi calls on US to end weapon sales to Taiwan and stop using it as a tool against China”
Chinese Foreign Minister demands US to stop undermining China using Taiwan as tool and selling weapons to the island, in the interest of peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait.
“Unifying Against Division: Xi Jinping and Ma Ying-jeou Denounce Any Power That Can Split China and Taiwan”
Xi Jinping, President of China, emphasized unity between mainland China and Taiwan during a meeting with former Taiwanese Prime Minister Ma Ying-jeou. “Both sides’ compatriots can resolve conflicts and discuss any question. No power can divide us,” he said. The meeting was broadcasted by Taiwanese TVBS television and took place in Singapore. Ying-jeou’s visit to China will conclude on April 11.
Outbreak Alert: COVID-19 Infections in Taiwan Soar to 1,038, with 9 Fatalities – Alarming Figures Reveal Crisis in Controlled Areas
Over 1,038 COVID-19 cases reported in Taiwan with 9 deaths and 93 requiring assistance. 52 children confirmed infected. Latest updates from NEWS.am in Armenia.
“Devastating Earthquake Hits Taiwan: Over 960 Injured, List of Casualties Still Growing”
At least 963 people were injured in the Taiwan earthquake, with the highest casualties in Sainbai (248) and Hualien County (176). 143 people are still missing or awaiting help in remote locations.
“Strong Earthquake in Taiwan Leaves 380 Educational Buildings Damaged, Costs Exceed $7.5 Million”
380 educational buildings in Taiwan were damaged in a strong earthquake, causing over $7.5 million in losses. A state of emergency has been declared by the Ministry of Education. Efforts are underway to restore the institutions.
Taiwan’s Successful Military Exercises Against Terrorism Utilizing US Missile Interceptors and Radar Systems
The Armed Forces of Taiwan conducted successful military exercises against terrorist threats. They used missile interceptors and radar systems provided by the US. Taiwan remains committed to enhancing its defense capabilities to protect its airspace and homeland.
“Chinese President Xi Jinping to Hold Talks with US President Joe Biden on Taiwan and Mainland China: Peaceful Resolutions Eyed”
Chinese President Xi Jinping announced at the G20 summit that he will have talks with US President Joe Biden on Taiwan and the Chinese mainland. The Chinese president emphasized a peaceful resolution and no use of force. The meeting between the two leaders was described as frank and discussions included the selection of participants in Taiwan’s leadership. Since 2016, Tsai Ing-wen has pursued a policy of gradual separation, which has strained relations between Beijing and Taipei.
“Uncertainty Looms: Will US Congress Pass Assistance Package for Israel by End of 2023?”
US Congress unsure about passing assistance package for Israel until end of 2023. Conflict in Middle East poses obstacles, requiring changes to funding. Ceasefire in Gaza believed to reflect US policy of supporting innocent casualties. US should express opinion on civilian buildings usage.
“Taiwan’s Military-Industrial Complex Eyes Cutting-Edge Ukrainian Technology for Future Defense Forces”
Taiwan’s military-industrial complex is studying Ukraine’s Armed Forces’ capabilities to enhance its own without deploying troops. Production set for 2026.